Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan County Fair will highlight historic displays celebrating the US 250 Anniversary, along with tractor pulls adding extra fun (Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Nick Siddle and Fairgrounds Director Kimber Solberg invite locals to join the celebration later this month).

SCSD#3 board approved the 2026-27 budget on July 15 and added a new summer school option for extra help, along with several staff changes + meeting time tweaks.

They also set board meetings for August 11 and 12 at 6:00 p.m.

A new report outlines Wyoming’s childcare crisis with details on workforce shortages and rising costs that strain local families' access to quality care.

The piece explains key challenges affecting childcare throughout the state.

Sheridan College extended President Dr. Walter Tribley's contract through Sept.

1, 2029 after the board praised his leadership in keeping the college financially stable since his July 2019 start. The Higher Education Commission will soon review Gillette College’s performance, and accreditation may be granted as early as fall.

Buffalo hit 105 degrees while Sheridan set a record 109 on Sunday amid an extreme heat wave+the National Weather Service warned that dangerously hot conditions will persist through Tuesday.

At its most recent meeting, Sheridan County Commissioners honored three employees for their years of service by awarding Certificates of Appreciation + Chamber Bucks.

On June 15, Sheridan City Council adopted a resolution that limits early placement of chairs for the WYO Rodeo Parade along downtown.

Mayor Rich Bridger said the new rule maintained order (preventing chair buildup) before the event.

On Tuesday and Wednesday at the Ramada Plaza, the commission approved a 10-year renewal of the National Bighorn Sheep Center lease and a 27-year, $289,152 easement adding 5,000 acres (Conservation Stamp funds), updated a mobile app for licensing and recognized fiscal chief Dirk Miller ahead of retirement later this year.

Crafting Together

12-2 p.m. — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy a creative afternoon of crafting for kids and parents during the Summer Reading Program.

Outside Inside Artist Camp

8:30-11:30 a.m. — SAGE Community Arts — Free entry — Campers will explore creativity through printmaking, weaving, and painting with natural materials.

Snacks & Stories

11 AM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy engaging read-alouds paired with delightful snacks from The Food Group.

Summer Evening at the Mansion

6-8 p.m. — Trail End State Historic Site — Bring a picnic and enjoy an evening of badminton, croquet, and live music.

Outside Inside Artist Camp

8:30-11:30 a.m. — SAGE Community Arts — Check website for cost — Campers will create nature-inspired art projects using printmaking, weaving, and more.

Free Build Friday

10:00 AM – 4:30 PM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — A day of creative fun for kids to craft Lego and Duplo masterpieces.

Landon's Greenhouse Saturday Farmers Market

9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Landon's Greenhouse, Nursery and Landscaping — Free entry — Explore local food vendors on the front lawn while enjoying the summer sunshine.

Snacks & Stories

11 AM – 12 PM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy delightful snacks and engaging read-alouds as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Prenatal Preparation Workshop

5:30-6:30 p.m. — Sheridan County YMCA — Free entry — Join community partners for an informative series covering various aspects of pregnancy.

Neighborhood Pop-Up Camp

4:30-5:30 p.m. — North Heights Park — Free entry — Enjoy pirate-themed fun with ice cream treats and prizes for kids of all ages.